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The smartphone market (and the world, for that matter) are in a weird spot. Maybe Google should skip the Pixel 8, and breath some fresh new life into the market in 2024.
The latest report on smartphone shipments in 2022 show highlight tough economic times for OEMs.
A report indicates that Apple is preparing to allow third-party app stores and sideloading on iOS.
Versus It's different this time.
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has officially launched an investigation into Google and Apple's dominance in mobile ecosystems, including web browsers and cloud gaming.
Another year, another iterative iPhone. The iPhone 14 Pro Max really isn't all that different from its predecessor, as it's still one of the best smartphones on the market today.
Regardless of how you pay now, digital payments are going to become ubiquitous.
We're already on the fourth generation of Samsung foldable phones, so when is Apple going to finally enter the fray?
Google has announced that a number of its popular apps will be available as widgets on the iPhone's Lock Screen.
Samsung has released a new commercial in an attempt to persuade iPhone users to make the switch to the Galaxy Z Flip 4.
Tim Cook has responded to pleas to bring RCS support to the iPhone, stating that Apple does not intend to fix the green bubble experience at this time.
The Quest Pro has a chance to succeed as a premium VR device, but the inevitable Apple Reality Pro headset will make its path to success much harder.
Every September, Apple dominates the headlines during the week of its hardware event, and this year's no different. Here's what to expect in 2021.
Apple's AirPods Pro might be getting a bit long in the tooth, almost three years after its launch. But for Prime Day 2022, you can get a pair of your own for just $169.
Samsung reportedly sold 73 million units while Apple posed at 56 million in Q1 this year.
The EU's parliament has passed the new Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act to combat the spread of illegal content online and to regulate the practices of Big Tech.
Lawmakers are concerned that these mobile tracking practices may be used to track down women seeking abortions.
